Man and the Family

Men are competitive by nature. They do not want to lag behind other men, their competitors in life. And so they try to earn no less than the others, to ride an expensive car like those the others have. And they often get thoughts about getting married, not because of love for a woman they found, but out of the same inclination to competition: “Almost everyone around is already married. I am not worse than the others: so I should, too...”
Besides, a man needs heirs, whom he can not produce without a wife. Moreover: a member of the stronger sex needs to feel he is the head of something, so if he is unable to become a boss at work, he can easily meet this need by becoming the head of a family that is obedient to him. And the people in his family also relieve him of loneliness, which, with age, becomes an indispensable attribute of marriage-free people.
This book will help women understand men better, find the right approach to them, and be happy with them.